Revised Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch Now Packs More US-Made Key Components
It?has been?only a few months since Ariel reviewed the Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch, and yet we are returning to the very same model to share a brief �C and most welcome �C update?related to the making of this piece. In the review (which you can find here, in case you missed it) we pointed out that a majority of the parts of this Weiss watch are made in the US, hence the?visibly placed "Los Angeles, CA" designation on the dial. A few things have changed over the last few months however, so let's see what these slight modifications are that render this affordable watch even more interesting for those looking to purchase?items largely?made in the US.An ever wider array of components in the Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch are now made in the US, or rather, in Los Angeles, California, to be exact. The list of US-made parts now?includes all components of the 42 millimeter wide steel case, the?dial, sapphire crystal, gaskets, spring bar tools, as well as the Cordura canvas and leather str

First Look: Five Unexpected Vintage Lots From The Upcoming Watches Of Knightsbridge Auction
It's always exciting to flip thought the pages of a fresh auction catalog. So we were thrilled to discover the lots from this week's Watches of Knightsbridge auction. There are showstoppers of course, such as a big crown Submariner and an early Speedmaster CK2998. But we think we found a couple of sleepers as well. So we picked five and went to try them on. Chronographs are well represented, with an understated but handsome Omega DeVille and a colorful Tudor Monte Carlo, while an early diver from Longines and a rare Rolex Datejust also make our list. Omega DeVille Chronograph Reference 145.017, With Slate Grey Dial 1 OF 13 It's not a Speedmaster, and that's okay. This vintage De Ville was introduced in 1968, with the lever-and-cam caliber 860. This De Ville has a rare slate-grey dial, which is perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of the watch. This two-register chronograph's dial changes appearance according to the light, turning metallic blue, grey, or even

chronoliner vs iwc chrono 3777
Hi guys,Has anyone seen the new chronoliner from breitling?Care to share any feedbacks?I liked it from the moment I saw it so am making a choice between chronoliner& iwc 3777.will like to hear out some opinions.Thanks

Rubber strap option for 5167
Do any of you guys know if the strap and bracelet are interchangeable? It would be nice to throw the rubber on once in a while if possible. The above message was not meant in any sexual nature, despite my mind being in the gutter.

Fresh baked!! ....
Ok ... This beauty just arrived!! :-(Hate customs delay!!!More pics coming soon!.Thanks for the nice wishing.KhalidUploaded with ImageShack.us